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A leading engineering firm in the UK is seeking a Software Developer specializing in reactor physics. This role involves developing high-performance software for simulations, ensuring quality and scalability of code, and leading improvements in software processes. Ideal candidates will have strong expertise in C++ and Python, knowledge of parallel computing, and a background in nuclear engineering. The position offers a competitive salary and the flexibility of hybrid or remote working options after an initial familiarisation period at the Dorchester office.
This role will involve an initial familiarisation period at our Dorchester office, where the team for deterministic reactor physics code development is based. Following this, the position can develop into a hybrid / remote role at any of our offices in Dorchester, Warrington or London. Consideration will also be given in respect to part time & flexible working hours.
Our values are built on a strong foundation of safety, integrity, and respect for every individual. People are at the heart of our mission, and we believe in supporting one another through a culture of care and collaboration. We strive to create a workplace where everyone feels they belong and can thrive. Supporting mental wellbeing and fostering a sense of connection are essential to how we work. When we embrace different perspectives and work together, we become more innovative, more agile, and more successful.
The ANSWERS® Software Service has, for over 40 years, supplied both the UK nuclear industry and the wider international market with high quality software and consultancy services in the areas of reactor physics, radiation shielding & dosimetry, criticality assessment and nuclear data. Our dedicated team of specialist engineers, physicists, mathematicians and software developers produce bespoke software packages for computational modelling of complex physics. Our worldwide customer base is supported by a dedicated helpline with experienced consultants and analysts to provide comprehensive advice in computational modelling of nuclear engineering problems.
£43,459 per year – estimated salary.